Zaječí: Hotels and Accommodation
Zaječí combines sacred culture, wine trails, and distinctive features in the landscape. The town can be explored through specific sights, signposted routes, and its location on the Brno–Břeclav railway line.
Culture
The Church of St. John the Baptist in Zaječí has a late Gothic core dating from 1508 and includes fortification elements. In Zaječí, guided tours are offered of the church, its tower, the underground rooms, and the parish gallery. The farní ART galerie displays works by painters, ceramic artists, and jewelry designers.
Wine and Trails
The Velkopavlovická Wine Trail is 109 kilometers long, signposted, and leads to 31 wine-growing municipalities. In Zaječí, it runs near the Church of St. John the Baptist. Another wine-related route is Vinné kešky, which takes about two hours through Zaječí and ends with a tasting of altar wine.
The Zaječský walking circuit is 6 kilometers long and runs entirely along marked hiking trails.
Transport
Zaječí is located on the Brno–Břeclav railway line. Passengers can change here to a local train toward Hodonín.
Landscape
The brick-built Dalibor observation tower is located in the Milovická pahorkatina hills southwest of Zaječí. The tower is 11 meters high and freely accessible year-round.
The Chapel of St. Florian lies on the northern edge of the municipality of Zaječí on a prominent hill. From there, it offers a far-reaching view of the Novomlýnské reservoirs and Pálava.
For the higher-level travel overview: Břeclav District.
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